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... Hospital*. Doctor Erck, L.L.D. General—Sir G. Cockburn. Major-Uenerals —Sir H. S. Scott Maclean. Colon els— Grogan, Burgoyne, Sir John Harvey, E. Hill, W. Smith, R.H. A. Bernard, Sir F. Stoven. Lieitkxant-Colonels —Wedgwood, IVrsse, Sir J. M. Wallace, sth D ...
... William Tig Hamilton, Griffith. Henry Grattan, M.P.; Lunell Francis T. Hill. William Boyd, O’Meara, J. Osborne, Hodgens. H. Chin.* nery, Jastice, Kenny, C. Molony, Ball, Henry Maiicy, O. O'Malley Irwin, Richards, Hawkins, John O'Brien, T. B. C. Smith, G. Reilly ...
... VVilliara tighe Uor.. Griffith. Henry Grattan. ; Lunell. Francis T. Hill, William Boyd. O'Meara. J. Osborne. Hodgens, H Chinnerv, Jastice, Kenny, C. Ball. Henry Mailey. G. O’Malley lrwin Richards, ilawkins, John O'Biien, T. B. C. Smith. G. Reilly, Deputy ...
... Huey, (*»iUant.Sur|«m Uth Dragoon.) Logan, (slh Dragoon ) - General*—Maclean, Hngliea, (h. p. Begt.) Mr M ». Scott, Crompton, Arm.lroeg, Owen. R. Coekborn. ■ The Deputy Judge Ad*ucato.Oenerol, . ~i Cotmniuary-Gfuentla—Haines, Lutcoaibt, Elliott,. , Afwrtanl ...
... Amongst the number was his nephew and ward, John, Duke of Swabia, from whom he had long per. sis-led withholding his inheritance They tO'.k tlieir from Baden the l«t May. * * eroas.ng the Ren*» near Wmdisch, Duke John levelled hia spear, and drove ir into the ...
... plant lanrels mtlnd the head of Bri•contr liutions;—hut ita state rcaurrection it cornea tiah and have gained for the Bngliah armed also with this new we.ipoft of assHiilt, and our hrow, the ennohled coronet, the glorious destinft* pockets are to he turned ...
... been. He alluded O’Leary, who had been transported from the county Coik. It was lh« petition of eight children a man named John Leary, late a farmer Doneraile, in Ireland, but now under sentence of transpoitation II New 1 South ale*, aid it complained ...
... were to ac volve the colonies in rum and confusion; another that quire pecuniary compensation was a small ground for it would arm the slaves against 1 „f the result, considering the un- masters against their slaves. All .hese consequtnce.. iKirtant change ...
... ofthe Sergeant-at. Arms until the farther order ofthe house, which was carried ncmiue contradicenU. Lord Althorp then left the house, followed in few minutes afterwards by Mr. Shed, when both were taken into custody by tbe Sergeant-at. Arms. Here the matteqdroppcd ...
... Ministry. He also presented a petition ...
... restoration the rights of his oppressed Irish fellow—objects. The first resolution was proposed Mr. John Hamer, in an argumentative speech, and seconded by Mr. John Lindon. It was tp the effect that serious injury accrued to both countries in consequence of ...
... Sir S. Filzsiraon, N. O’Cnonell, M. Kitzsimon, C. O’Connell, J' Tehees. Fitzgerald, T. Shell, R. L. Grattan. H. Fryer, R. Ruthveu, S. Lynch, A. H. Sir John Bayley, is rare, if not a solitary instance of person who has been successively a Judge of the three ...